The Straits Times, 4 November 1939

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    48 1 The Straits Times [BBTABLISHZD NEARLY A CERTURT.J MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER— LARGEST NET SALES KVALA LUMPUR, 25, JAVA ST ('PHONE 3683). SINGAPORE, 140 CECIL ST. ('PHONE 5471) 7HICE 5 CENTS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1939. 1* PAGES PRICE 5 CENTS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1939. 16 PAGES The Straits Times
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT
      37 2 Mrs. A E. Olsftu wishes to express her sincere thanks to all relatives and friends who attended the funeral of the late Mr Oscar Olsen m well as those who tent wreaths :*nd MM of condolence.
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      392 2 V.'ATKLNS.— At Worthing, Sussex on November the Ist to Joy Watklns ne° l^nrdalo. wife of Lieut. O C I StQ Sladen Watkins. R.N., a son. SITUATIONS VACANT 7 »Vh«,, applying f»r any position advertised hi these coliunii* send copies et testimeni.:* I'o not send originals. UANTKI) tv.o English speaking Mechanical
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      459 2 |_^ÜBLIC_N?I!? E F- M. S. RAILWAYS y ARMISTICE Rl RAYA PUASA VALI HOLIDAYS, 1939. CONCESSION TICKETS bfecr^^ntuST JoUrneT j Class. $2.50 Second Clay. and I ?1.50 Third Class, Sh!vm?\ >9th t0 15th 1539 juurney incJusive. SN nth to nth November. 193J juukmy.) Inclusive. I For farther particulars enquire Station Master.
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      374 3 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE. incorporate Id England) PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL B.N Co MAIL PASSENCER AND CARGO SERVICES The P O. S. N. Company will have 3 cargo steamers loading for the United] Kingdom during November. All vessels may rail at .»orts on or o*f the route and
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      458 3 incorporate*! in Japan) GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS FOR CUNARD WHITE STAR _TO_LONDON Penang. Colombo, Aden. Suet. Port Said Naples. Marseilles. Gibraltar. London. Antwerp and Rotterdam Sail Spore Penang •HARUNA MARU Nov. 21 22 HAKONEMARU Jan. 1 2 KASIMA MARU J»n- 1* le TO LIVERPOOL VU Cape, Antwerp. Rotterdam and Liverpool TAZIMA
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    SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
    9 4 Fraser And Co's List
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    FRASER & COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS
    6 4 FRASER COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS
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    London Stock Market Morale Better Than Before The War
    1089 4 "THAWING" OF GILT-EDGED FREES PENT-UP INVESTMENT FUNDS (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 21. COMPLETE "thawing" of giltedged securities, hitherto "frozen" by the minimum price emergency regulations has livened up London investment markets this week in a degree both astonishing and
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    MASKS OF NEW 'RUBBER' FAIL
    82 4 "DUNA" the syrthetic rubber pro- duced by Germany, is no use for gas masks, according to the reliable "Basler Nachrlchten." Recent visitors to Germany hay" been puzzled by the poor distribution of gasmasks throughout th? country. Thousands who applied for the masks have received no
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    SINGAPORE TRACTION RECEIPTS HIGHER
    38 4 TRAFFIC returns of the Singapore 1 Traction Co. Ltd show that receipts in October, the first month of the company's financial year, were $219,000. which is $1,000 more than collected in October last year.
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    EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
    101 4 INURING the week ending Jan. 21, 1939, exports of canned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 70,238 cases, of which: 57,175 81 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom. Nil per cent.* cases to th?. Continent of Europe. 2.235 i 3 per cent.) cases to
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    CONTE VERDE
    43 4 The Conte Verde is due at 9 a.m. on Monday, from Trieste, Venice, BrindLsL, Port Said, S-iez, Aden, Bombay, and Colombo. Si.c will berth at the wharf and is expicled to sail at 5.30 p.m. for Manila, Kon^ Kong and Shanghai.
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      AROUND THE MARKETS
      475 5 Healthy Demand For Tin Shares At Rising Prices By Our Financial Correspondent Singapore, Nov. 4. MARKETS continue very firm and there has been nothing to upset conditions during the last day or so. The lifting of the arms embargo in the united States is now certain and
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      London Stock Exchange
      74 5 London, Nov. 3. ON the Stock Exchange to-day, continued Kood demand, together with increasing of Far Eastern bonds, which were trr iriglt- 1 est feature in otherwise quiet mar A Kaffirs advanced on Cape and .oca demand, while rubbers tlso closed h jam. Gilt j edged were
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      86 5 Friday. Not. 3. noon. Buyers Sellers Prices Prices No. IX RS.S. (Spot loose* 37** 37 Ha, IX «S.S. t.**. In cases Norember 37 M G.F..VQ. RS.S. t.o.b. in bales November F.A.Q. R-S.S. f.».b. la bales November FUTURE QUOTATIONS No. IX R.S.S. on Registered tender Nov.-De*
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      IMPORTS OF TIN-ORE RISE SHARPLY
      114 5 IMPORTS of tin-ore from foreign sources into the Straits Settlements in October totalled 8,770 tons, compared with 2,534 tons in September. The sharp rise is attributable to imports from the Netherlands Indies, shipments which would normally go to Holland for smiting at Arnhem now being
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      TREASURY BILLS
      17 5 London, Nov. 3. THE total amount applied for in 1 tenders for £55,000,000 Treasury less.
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      DOMESTIC TIN QUOTA 80 PER CENT.
      68 5 THE domestic tin quota for the cur1 rent quarter has been raised to 80 per cent, of assessments, as a result of the raising of the international, quota from 70 to 100 per cent. of. standard tonnages. ji-mailJ The domestic quota was originally I
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      RUBBER EXPORT DUTY
      38 5 fTHE price of rubber for purpose of 1 assessment of export duty In the FMS. from Nov. 3 to Nov. 9, Inclusive has been determined at 37 Va cents a pound, states a Gazette notification.
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      CANCER BLOOD TESTS
      261 5 EARLY diagnosis of cancer, before it Is too late to save life, is claimed to have been made possible by a new method discovered by Dr. E. E. L. Pfeifler and Dr. George Mlley, of Philadelphia. The discovery was described to the Third International Cancer Congress, which
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      GERMAN TYRE SHORTAGE
      380 5 RUBBER HARDEST HIT BY BLOCKADE USE OF SYNTHETIC PRODUCT GERMAN motorists were called on to surrender their spare tyres shortly after war began. Now the speed limit; on the famous autobahnen has again been reduced to 50 m.p.h. for cars, and 37 m.p.h. for lorries, so as
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      COMMODITIES AND EXCHANGES
      109 5 (From uur Ovm Correspondent) London. Nov. S. fOMMODIT? and Exchange markets closed as follows with previous quotations in parenthesis: RUBBER: Steady. SSS: .ASMS .'JK-ISS New York: 20 cts. (20 cts). COPRA: S&toS^RoS^m: £12 to Od. COTTON: Sellers: 6.22 d (6.19 d). "wßteMuntok (Oct.-Nov., WJ (5%d.) White Muntok
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      SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
      3 5 SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
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      OCTOBER TIN-ORE OUTPUT
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      285 6 IF YOU'RE WISE..YOU'LL MAKE THiS YOUR V-EEK-EHD VEME! *'For a perfect combination of comedy aiulirarna Bachelor Mother" would l>e hard to beat nothing boring or sloppy. A GRAND PERFORMANCE ALL II ROUND" M Tribune. TO-DAY at the CAPITOL 3 SHOWS DAILY~| No wonder this hilarious comedy ran for 3 weeks
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    Neutral States Taking Further Precautions
    191 7 NEUTRAL countries are keeping watchful eyes on latest developments and further precautionary measures are reported from Belgium, Holland and Switzerland. The Foreign Affairs commission of the Belgian Senate met yesterday morning, and a communique issued after the meeting stated: "The exchange of views proves that
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    King Was "Proud To Have Met Such Men"
    123 7 "f AM proud to have met such linen." declared the King after concluding a two-day tour of R.A.F. stations during which he presented decorations to four officers »nd a sergeant pilot for courage, and received from other men accounts of their flights
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    "Britain Acted Rightly"
    151 7 London, Nov. 3. GENERAL Smuts, South Africa's Prime Minister,, in a message to the South African newspaper Democrat, writes: "As the weeks pass I am becoming more convinced than ever that we acted rightly. The declared policy of Nazi Germany is not only to dominate the continent
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    HITLER AS GERMANY'S DESTROYER
    80 7 London, Nov. 3. UTHERE is not a famil y in Germany which wants the continuation of the war" declared the German Freedom station in its latest broadcast. "If Hitler reaUy loved Germany as he so often solemnly asserted, he would have abdicated long ago," continued the
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    WOMAN M.P.'S RESCUE FROM NAZIS
    121 7 MRS M. C. TATE told the House ol Commons how she had got two neoDle out of a Nazi concentration camp in Germany in 1934 by her own cf She S did it, she said, without any introduction from Britain, by meeting and bamboozling someone
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    DEATH OF SIR WESTON JARVIS
    54 7 London, Nov. 2. THE death has occurred of Sir Weston Jarvls at the age of 84, reports Reuter. Sir Weston bad a distinguished military career having served In the Boer war and the European war. He was chairman of the Council of the Royal Empire
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    39 7 London, Nov. S. THE King has approved the appointment of Mr. David Kelly, counsellor in the Foreign Office, to succeed Sir George Warner on his retirement at the end of the year as British Minister in Berne— British Wireless.
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    New Delhi Talks Developments
    111 7 INDIAN leaders continued their 1 conversations yesterday in New Delhi where Pandit Nehru, former Congress president, had a long talk with Mr. Jinnah, president of the Muslim League. It is now believed that Mr. Gc and Babu Rajendra Prasad, pres of the Indian National Congress, considering
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    NEW LONDON—CALCUTTA SERVICE BY IMPERIAL
    56 7 NEW LONDON— CALCUTTA SERVICE BY IMPERIAL IMPERIAL AIRWAYS have begun a second weekly land aeroplane service between London and Calcutta. In addition to the land aeroplanes which will now cross India each way between Karachi and Calcutta, there are four fly-ing-boats which cross India for their twiceweekly service between the
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    BRITISH INDUSTRY
    81 7 London, Nov. 2. IN the House of Commons to-day, the at1 tention of the Secretary for Overseas Trade, Mr. R. S. Hudson, was called to the intensified German propaganda in support of Germany's export trade to South America and the lack of British organization and impossibility to execute
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    AIR TRAINING TALKS
    38 7 AT the Empire air training conference, which starts at Ottawa next week, i Canada will be represented by its Prime Minister. Mr. Mackenzie King, and his 1 ministers of finance, defence and transport, i Reuter.
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. NOV. 4. 1939. At The Front
    999 8 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. NOV. 4. 1939. At The Front Since the war correspondents have been let loose we have been given details of how British troops are traversing the roads of France cnce more, filling the air with clatter and song as they move upwards to the region
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    SWEEPSTAKES
    290 8 "Get-Rich-Quick" Desire Condemned To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir. -There is a type of person, to i which "A Commoner" seems to bej long, which is very fond of putting forward the argument that everything i in life is a gamble when discussing the j pros and
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      RAW MATERIALS IN GERMANY
      1761 8 How Industry And The Housewife Are Hit T« the Editor of the Straits Times Sir,— A British Wireless report dated Oct. 29, which was published in the Straits Times of Oct. 30, states that "the outstanding problem which faces the directors of German economy arises from
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      NAZI BRUTALITY
      687 8 8 Malayan Adds To The Indictment the Editor of the Straus Times -1 have heard some people in i Lumpur express surprise at the revelations in the Foreign omce White Paper on the Nazi treatment t minorities. One lady asked me it I thought it could possibly be
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      ZONES OF SILENCE
      87 8 Extensions In Singapore Suggested To the Editor o* (he Straits Times. Sir.— l submit that the success of the -Zone of Silence" in Singapore has been proved beyond question ami therefore that the lime has come for extending the area. It may not be known to the
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    U.S. DECISION "UNEQUIVOCAL SUPPORT" FOR ALLIES
    796 9 U.S. DECISION "UNEQUIVOCAL SUPPORT FOR ALLIES Berlin Comment On Neutrality Bill $i,000,000,000 IN ORDERS EXPECTED SHORTLY One Of Signal Events Of War, Says London Paper THE United States Neutrality Bill, under which the Allies 1 will be able to buy arms in America on a "cash and < arrv basis,
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    Mr. Roosevelt's Reply To Soviet Premier
    129 9 Washington, Nov. 3. I>HE German Government has formally assured the I'nited States that the safety of the crew ol the American steamer City of Hint will be protected. The vessel was seized recently by a German raider. The United States Charge dAffaires in Berlin
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    Neutral Zone Is Now In Force
    158 9 .Washington. Nov. 3. THE Panama declaration creating a neutral zone around part of the I Western Hemisphere is now in i'orce. President Roosevelt told his press I conference to-day. The following nations a*e now patrolling the zone, according to information available here:— The United
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    "WE MUST FIGHT TO A JUST AND VICTORIOUS PEACE"
    517 9 London, Nov. 3. IN a broadcast given this evening, Mr. T. A. Crerar, the Canadian i i Cabinet Minister now in London for 1 i consultative talks with other Dominion Ministers and the British Govi eminent, recalled that his last visit
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    CHURCHILL CONFERS IN PARIS
    86 9 London, Nov. 3. THE Admiralty announces that Mr. Winston Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty, arrived in Paris on Thursday to confer with M. Cesar Campinchi, the French Minister of Navy, on Allied naval dispositions. A message from Paris says that Mr. Churchill conferred with M.
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    Soviet Adopt Menacing Attitude To Finland
    501 9 DELEGATES RESERVED AFTER FRESH NEGOTIATIONS IN MOSCOW RUSSO-FINNISH negotiations on the Soviet demands c were resumed in Moscow yesterday. Two meetings were t held in the Kremlin, and complete reserve is being maintain- j ed both sides, reports Reuter. by Dr Paasikivi is heading
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    14 9 Ths Queen chatting with an officer during an inspection of a balloon barrage squadron.
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    "S. Africa Will Keep Pledges"
    238 9 Bloemfontein, Nov. 3. GEN. SMUTS, in his first public ut- j terance since he assumed the i premiership, assured a crowded meeting to-day that South Africa would keep her promise to defend British territories in Africa if they appealed for aid. Gen. Smuts said that
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    FRENCH ACTIVE ON ALSACE FRONT
    132 9 Paris, Nov. 4. T AST night's French war communique states that it was a quiet day on i the whole front, although locally there 1 1 were a few encounters between contact i units. A French commentator says that, i faced with the present uncertainty,
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    NAZIS & SOVIET REACH NEW AGREEMENT
    44 9 NAZIS SOVIET REACH NEW AGREEMENT r Berlin, Nov. 3. i", IT is officially announced that the German and Soviet Governments have reached an agreement for an ex1 change of populations on a voluntary basis Mn the parts of Poland which they have annexed.— Reuter.
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    Nazi Chiefs Question Hitler's War Plans
    83 9 THE FUEHRER NOW REPORTED TO BE AWAITING "INSPIRATION- Paris. Nov. 4. THE comparative inactivity of the German forces has been explained by a leading Berlin figure who has just arrived on the German frontier, according to a Havas dispatch from the frontier change lor
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    'There Is No Saying What Hitler May Do'
    87 9 May London, Nov. MAJOR-GEN. Sir Ernest Swinton. Professor of Military History at Oxford, broadcasting a war commentary, referred to the report that Gen. von Brauchitsch, the German Commander-in-Chief, had been superseded. Sir Frnest said that German army generals are reported to have
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    100 Bombers For A Battleship
    214 9 Why Goering's Plan Is Impracticable London, Nov. 4. THE overwhelming preponderance of the British and French fleets is a possible reason why Germany is hesitating to launch further bombing attacks on the British Fleet, writes Reuters chief diplomatic correspondent. Field-Marshal Goering is reported to be
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    NO INCREASE IN COST OF MUNICIPAL SERVICES
    587 10 President's References To War In Budget Speech NORMAL DEVELOPMENT WORK NOT TO BE RETARDED THE budget is a peace budget, except for certain amend1 ments, and we must be prepared to find that the actual results of next year's working may be somewhat
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    AMUSEMENTS
    228 10 SINGAPOKJ i: VI II KS HOTEL Orchestral Concnt B.lj to 9.15 p.m. Dinner s Dance (Formal) 9.45 lo Midnight. (.IKttICK TIIEATUL ..KYIANO King of The Wild (Chap. 7— l2 1 The Gallant Foci at 7.45 p.m. OKI AT WORLD Cabaret 9 p.m. to Midnight. Globe: Clouds Over Europe. Sky:
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    SELANGOR AND 1940 BUDGET
    179 10 Provision To Spend 14,737,082 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 3. A SUM of $14,737,082 is set down in an enactment to make financial provision for the Selangor Public Service for 1940, which is to. be introduced intp the Selangor State Council. It is published
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    TWO GERMAN PLANES SHOT DOWN
    167 10 Paris, Nov. 3. TWO out of three German reconnaissance planes which crossed French territory adjacent to the British sector in the Maginot Line yesterday were brought down, it is announced. Reuter's special correspondent with the British Expeditionary Forces adds that four German airmen were taken
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    BRITISH STEAMER FOILS U-BOAT
    112 10 London, Nov. 3. j "COR great courage, resolution and r skill in saving his unarmed ship when under continuous fire from an enemy submarine for over four hours," the Order of the British Empire has been awarded to Captain Hugh Roberts, of the Elders and Fyffes'
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    SLOVAKS STAGE ANTIHUNGARIAN RIOTS
    69 10 Budapest, Nov. 9. THERE were sericus disturbances yesterday in Bratislava, capital of Slovakia, crowos vrecked the offices of the local Hungarian pirty and smashed th; windows of two Hungarian newspapers. The disturbances marked the first, anniversary of the Vienna award, under which von Rlbbentrop. the German
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    IS AZI CONCENTRATION CAMP HORRORS
    79 10 London, Nov. 3. TTHE horrors of the German concen- tration camps have become still more hideous since the outbreak of the war, declared the anti-Nazi secret German Freedom station quoting the report of a friend recently released from one. The report adds that forced labour
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    War Should Not Hold Up Municipal Development
    147 10 Mr. Tan, who was commenting on the budget, said that it was satisfactory to note the sound financial position, but still more satisfactory to note that notwithstanding the abnormal times facing them special services were not being neglected. "During the next financial year,"
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    Welsh Guards Take Over At Palace
    22 10 The Welsh Guards taking over guard duty at Buckingham Palace in steel helmets and service uniform.
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    UNIFORMITY OF ROAD LAWS FOR MALAYA
    479 10 Bill To Bring Colony Into Line With Federation DRACTICAL uniformity of road traffic iatfs for the major part of Malaya will be achieved if the Road Traffic Bill, published in the Straits Settlements Government Gazette last night, is passed by the Legislative Council. Due
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    G.O.C. TO BROADCAST TO-MORROW
    31 10 THE General Officer Command1 ing, Malaya. Major-General L. V. Bond, will broadcast an appeal for the Poppy Day Fund from the 8.M.8.C. station at 7.25 p.:-.i. to-morrow.
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    GERMANS IN TURKEY TOLD TO RETURN ?
    65 10 GERMANS IN TURKEY TOLD TO RETURN Copenhagen, Nov. 3. WJIANY Germans have left their ITI homes and business in Turkey following receipt of a sudden order to return to Germany as soon as possible in view of the acute situation, according to the Istanbul correspondent of the Berlingske Tidende. This
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    R.A.F. WARNED ABOUT NAZI PAMPHLETS
    97 10 London. Nov. 3 ALL ranks of the Royal Air Force In France j have been warned that pamphlets may be dropped behind the lines by enemy air- craft, the only object of which Is to assist the enemy to win the war. says Reuter s
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    TROOPS GOING BACK TO F.M.S
    100 10 Mobilization Test Complete MALAY DOGRA REGIMENTS JHE 2nd Battalion. 17th bogi Regiment and the Malay Reg ment have now completed the te; mobilization in connection wit which they we;> moved to Singa poro about two Months ago, says communique issued this morning. It has, therefore,
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    INJURED INDIAN DIES
    177 10 Murder Charge Explained To Two Compatriots (Film Our Own Correspondent > Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 5. A CHARGE of murder was explained to two Indians, Muthiah and I Moses, in the first magistrate's court before Mr. R. C. Redman to-day. j Muthiah was produced a few days ago
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    CEYLONESE WOMEN WAR WORKERS' PARTY
    98 10 ACEYLONESE women war workers party has been formed In SlngaI pore with Mrs. P. Chelvanathan as chairman md Mrs A. M. Handy as hon I secretary and treasurer. The other i members of the committee are Mesdames M. V. Pillai. T. Assen, R. C. Jeyaratne,
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    NO CHANGE IN MINIMUM CHARGE FOR ELECTRICITY
    807 11 Municipal President Replies To Commissioner's Plea WATER METER RENT TO REMAIN FOR PRESENT, SAYS MR. RAYMAN THREE indications of policy for the coming yesr wet* made by the President, Mr. L. Rayman, at the budget meeting of the Municipal Commissioners in Singapore yester-
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    $15 "TO BUY FRUITS FOR YOUR SON"
    108 11 Frcm Our Own Correspondent* Ipoh, Nov. 3. FOR offering $15 to Mr. J. M. J. Bhch, OS P C Ipoh. "to buy fruits for his son' a Chinese was to-day bound over. Tin* defendant it v;as stated, kep^ a magazine for exp osives
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    NEW COLONY MARRIAGE LEGISLATION
    73 11 NEW MARRIAGE legislation for the Colony to be introduced at the next meeting of the Legislative Council was published in the Government Gazette last night. One of the nilis provides a form of mononmous manages available to all persons, other than Muslims, who desire to contract
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    20 11 The Governor has granted a commission as honorary chaplain (fourth class) in the SS.V.F. to the Rev. A. C. Parr.
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    Petrol And Stout Lorries In Collision
    45 11 Bo,H ctrivers escape* vMnWi' fries M a lon, vtUMant w™***^ t lf^™!?£tr!l lorry and trailer laden with stout were collision in jroni v) i < v overturned lorry and Ho^cantonnentjoa* yesterday. n^gg TtlJ *orn<r.-Sira it s T, m es #cUre.
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    Naval Officer To Broadcast On War On Monday
    148 11 Naval Officer To Broadcast On War On Monday LIEUT.-COMMANDER B. M. Douglas, R.N., will speak on "The* Naval Situation" in a talk to be broadcast by the 8.M.8.C. on Monday at 7.30 p.m. The purpose of the talk will be to amplify and explain, as far as possible, the somewhat
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    MINER PLEADS GUILTY TO A DRIVING CHARGE
    146 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 3. TWO charges, one of driving dangerously and the other of driving a car while under the influence of drink to such an extent as to be unable to exercise proper control over the vehicle, were
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    FRESH CHARGES AGAINST TWO CHINESE
    132 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 3. I pHUA Xim Swee and James Tan, two I\* English-speaking Chinese, had I fresh charges preferred against them i I to-day v/hen they appeared before Mr. I R. C. Redman, the first magistrate, in I connection with
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    32 11 P-of S. Narayana Iyengar. a well-; 1 known "Gottuvadhyam" musician at- tached to the Mysore Durbar, is visit- ing Malaya. He is now in Singapire and will shortly give public perform1 ances.
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    34 11 The next meeting of the V V C A. Jasmine Club vill be held at the Y.W.0.A.. Raffles Quay, on Monday, at 5.15 p.m. Mrs B. c. Chelvanathan will give a demonstration or cooking.
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    MALAY NEWS BULLETIN
    142 11 SERANGAN UDARA yang besar harus ERANGAW uuaka y B akan berlaku di-atas negeri British dalam beberaDa hari yang ka-hadapan Ini. Demibeoerapa nan jaiig M kian-lah telah di-sebut dalam Majlis Meshuarat Ramai pada hari sa-malam oleh Menteri Morrison. Data S£ 15 ..TengaM kapal tertong iE.sri.ffSpe'ss-s; pula oleh pehak
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    MOINE COMTE MANAGING DIRECTOR'S EVIDENCE Defence In Libel Suit
    623 11 MOINE COMTE MANAGING DIRECTOR'S EVIDENCE Defence In Libel Suit EVIDENCE in the libel suit against Moine Comte and Co., t ud given by Mr. H. M. L. Lejeune, managing director of the SefeSant company, occupied the whole day before Mr. Justice Pedlow, in the High Court yesterday. Addresses by Mr.
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    INSPECTOR ON CAUSING HURT CHARGE
    141 11 IBRAHIM BIN OMAR, an ins^e^tor i". 1 the Straits Settlements Police Force, was yesterday produced in the Singapore Fourth Court before Mr Kenneth Byrne charged with voluntarily causing hurt to an Indian, Bota Singh. Bota Singh, the complainant who was represented by Mr. B. H.
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    CHINESE WOMEN HELP SOLDIERS AT FRONT
    126 11 THE FOLLOWING liave agreed to rorm the special committee of Om Chinese Ladies' Association, Singapore, to raise funds to purchase materials to make handkerchiefs, pillow cases, etc.. for soldiers comforts at the Ir °Mrs Lee Choon Guan. Mrs. S. Q. Wong. Mrs. Lim Boon
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    28 11 The public meeting in the Town Hall Ipoh yesterday elected Mr. S. Fortune as honorary treasurer of the Perak Poppy Day fund, says the Strait; Times Ipoh correspondent.
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    Criticism Of Detective By Counsel
    272 11 Criticism Of Detective By Counsel CLERK ON BETTING HOUSE CHARGE "f AM the first to commend the poli c 1 on their careful conduct, but I am also the first to rriticizc any unscrupulous methods adopted by thorn in the conduct of their case-:," said Mr. A. J. Erapia. in
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    ARAB BANKRUPT GETS DISCHARGE
    223 11 Man Who Had 30 Dependents A BANKRUPT whose liabilities at the date cf the receiving and adjudication order in 1933 amounte-1 10 $717,380, due to 1G creditors, and whose assets were only $417, was granted a discharge, subject to three months, in the Bankruptcy Court, yesterday.
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    SHOP HOUSES GUTTED IN TELOK ANSON FIRE
    56 11 i From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Nov 3. A BLOCK of eight shop houses was gutted by fire in Telok Anson yesterday. The damage is estimated at $50,000. An elderly Chinese woman was injured when she jumped from an upper storey window. The
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    PLAN AGAINST RUSSIA
    377 12 Polish Minister Nazi Scheme HOW von Ribbentrop, the Reich Foreign Minister, approached the Polish Ambassador in Berlin on Mar. 21 with a plan involving GermanPolish collaboration against Russia, was revealed by the Polish Foreign Minister. M. Zaleski, in an interview with the Petit Parisien. "Since von Ribbentrop
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    Allies' Huge Seizures Of Contraband
    87 12 London, Nov. 3. THE Allies' contraband control organi- zations have now intercepted and detained well over half a million tons of contraband suspected of being destined for Germany. French official figures published on Oct. 12 announce the seizure up to that date of 150,000 tons.
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    SIMON SEEKS POWER TO RAISE LOANS
    123 12 r London. Nov. 3. E CHANCELLOR of the Exchequer. Sir John Simon, has given notice to move in the House of Commons a resolution to obtain power to raise loans for financing the war. It will come before the House and will lorm the
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    PRIVY COUNCIL
    29 12 'THE KING held a Privy Council at Buckingham Palace yesterday. Mr R. C. Casey, Australia's representative at the ministerial conferences, was sworn In as a councillor.— Reuter.
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    Signed Turkish Pact With The Allies
    31 12 New portrait of Dr. Saydai.i, the Turkish Prime Minister, one of the officials who signed the farreaching Anglo French Turkish mutual assistance pact at Ankara.
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    Warships Sight City Of Flint
    143 12 London, Nov. 3. DRITISH warships yesterday sighted the American steamer City of Flint which was captured by the Germans recently and is now being taken, under a German prize crew through Norwegian waters to Germany. The British naval forceo sighted the steamer proceeding south-west inside
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    ALIENS INTERNED IN GREAT BRITAIN
    86 12 London, Nov. 2. THAT only a small number of aliens 1 had been interned in Great Britain was brought out in an answer which Sir John Anderson, Minister for Civil Defence, gave in reply to a question In the House of Commons The tribunals had
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    THREE GERMAN SEAMEN LANDED IN SCOTLAND
    93 12 London, Nov. 3. THREE German seamen, after being 1 over six days in an open lifeboat attempting to cross the sea from Scotland, landed in Scotland to-day from a trawler which picked them up in a distressed condition. It is believed they were members
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    CANADA DOUBLES ORDER FOR U.S. PLANES
    61 12 A REPORT of the progress of armaments comes from Australia, where Mr. R. G. Menzies, the Prime Minister, in a broadcast yesterday, said that the decisions taken during the last two months had Involved an additional expenditure of £26.000,000. The Government, he said, had
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    Russian & Italian Policy: Hitler's Growing Concern
    197 12 Russian Italian Policy: Hitler's Growing Concern INCREASING SOViET INFLUENCE IS RESENTED BY NAZI OFFICERS Iln London, Nov. THE obvious urgency with which the German Ambassadorto Rome and Moscow have been summoned to Berlin indicates the growing concern felt by Hitler at Russian and Italian policy, says the Daily Telegraph. Italy's
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    CHINESE RED ARMY'S COMMANDER
    117 12 Moscow Visit Denied By Party Organ Chungking, Nov. 2. A VIGOROUS denunciation of Japanese propaganda aiming to impair relations between the Kuomintang and the Chinese Communist Party is published by Hsin Hua Jih Pao, the official organ of the Chinese Com- munist Party. In particular, th.-;
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    Food From Hungary For Germany
    56 12 Food From Hungary For Germany Budapest. Nov. 3. TRAFFIC in small parcel.* ot food sent to Germany have expanded to such an extent that home supplies are affected and transport difficulties have arisen. Large numbers of pacicagss containing butter, sausages, tea and other commodities are constantly oeing dispatched although they
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    NAZIS BEAT ROMAN CATHOLICS
    92 12 Rome. Nov. 3. THE Papal Nuncio in Berlin has rei ported to the Vatican that persecu- tion of Roman Catholics in Germany has increased since the Pope's recent encyclical. The report says that members of the I Hitler Youth Group enter churches and persecute worshiopers, and
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    43 YEARS WITH P. & O.
    66 12 43 YEARS WITH P. O. London, Nov. 3. REUTER reports the death of Sir Frank Notley at the age of 74 Sir Frank Notley was in the service of the P. It O. Steam Navigation company for about 43 yean. He started as fifth officer and later became commander. He
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    Soviet Help To China To Stop?
    175 12 Possibility Of Pact Wiili Japan London, Nov. S. 'TO the Chinese Oorernmei speech of the Soviet Premier. M Molotov. must have been profoundly cuturbing," says the Manchester Guardian to-day. •'China was not mentioned directly or indirectly. Japan was rebuked for her endeavour to appropriate
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    Japanese Press Comment
    311 12 I Tokio, Nov. 3 ALTHOUGH Japcnsse newspapers rt unanimously welcome the "vital improvements" Luggested by M. Molotov in regard to Russo-Japan-ese relations, some of them say that fundamental readjustments of the relationship between Japan and the Soviet Union will be impossible without reckoning Manchukuo and China in
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    HOW DOMINIONS AND INDIA MAY BEST HELP BRITAIN
    330 12 London, Nov. 3. ALTHOUGH there have hitherto been only a few meetings between the Dominions and Indian Ministers and members of the British Government, it is understood that great satisfaction is expressed at the way in which the conversations opened. The conversations,
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    "NAZIS' TERRIBLE CATALOGUE OF CRIME..... SUCH A SYSTEM MUST GO"
    1281 13 "NAZIS' TERRIBLE CATALOGUE OF CRIME..... SUCH A SYSTEM MUST GO" i.m. Lieut. -Col. H. A. Lord: Monday. I rumble Sale. STRAITS CHINES* PRESBYTERIAN DHURCH. 77, Priusep Street.— Sunday, 8 15 (.m., Sunday School and 8.8. Ist Co. Bible :lasses; 0.15 a.m., Sen-ice m English, Mr. ran Kek Tiam; 5 p.m.,
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    TO-MORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES
    36 13 (HIE'H OF ENGLAND ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.— Sunday (Trinity XXII) C. 50 a.m., Holy Communion: 7.30 a.m.. Matins: 8 a.m.. Choral Eucharist; 10.15 a.m.. Children's service; 5.30 p.m.. Evensong aud sermon. Preacher: The Rev.
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    FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON MANURING OLD RUBBER
    1163 14 Results Of Experiments On Dunlop Plantations By Our Planting Correspondent jN the September number of The Planter one will find more than one article of special interest in the present day. Chief among these Is a paper by Dr. Haines on "Some conclusions from
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    OCTOBER RUBBER SHIPMENTS 47,137 Tons Go To United States
    9 14 OCTOBER RUBBER SHIPMENTS 47,137 Tons Go To United States
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    RUBBER RESEARCH INSTITUTE
    565 14 1 INCOME TO BE ASSESSED ON BASIC QUOTA CESS ON ANNUAL EXPORTS UNSUITABLE yHE annual report of the Rubber r Research Institute wa3 issued this week and in an introduction Mr. I H. J. Page, director of the Institute say 3 In my report for 1937 I
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    STRIKE IN U.S. MOTOR INDUSTRY
    176 14 New York, Oct. 12. T*HE mcst formidable labour diffi- culties since the 1937 sit-down strikes have broken out in the motor Industry at Detrlot as the result of a dispute between the Chrysler Corporation and the United Automobile Workers' Union of the Congress 0/ Industrial
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    What Planters Ask R.R.I.
    321 14 JNQUIRIES regarding new planting and insect pests on estate* figured largely in the correspondence to the Rubber Research Institute last year. In the annual report the director of the Institute says In general, the chief subjects of inquiry in all Divisions were similar to those in
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      73 14 GO AHEAD AND SULRWHY SHOULDN'T) J I SULK WHEN MY fl™ SORRY.] OWN HUSBAND DARLING. BUT SAYS I HAVE WHY DONT BAD BREATH? i YOU SEE THE f MOST BAD BREATH IS CAUSED BY IMPROPERLY CLEANED TEETH I SUGGEST COLGATE'S DENTAL CREAM BECAUSE IT CLEANS TEETH THOROUGHLY. BEAUTIFIES THEM, LEAVES
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    Week-end Sports Events
    69 15 TO-DAY Rugby: Singapore vs. the Army, S.C.C.; RN. and R.A.F. vs. Johore, Rengam; YJrt.CA vs. S.R.C, S.R.C. Hockey: Indian Assn. vs. Indian Army, BaJestier; Raffles Institution vs R.A.F. (Seletar), Seletar; S.C.C. vs 21st. Mountain Battery, S.C.C: S.C.R.C. vs. R.A.F. (Tengah), Seletar; Loyals vs. Indian General Hospital, Tanglin.
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    HOCKEY DRAWN ON PADANG
    307 15 THE Colts Hockey Club yesterday held the Singapore Cricket Club to a one-all draw in a fast game or hockey played on the padang. The Colts hac* a last set of forwards, who were cnapp.y i" their passing. They were, however, weak in the circle, and
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    PUNJABS BEAT I. A.
    119 15 EVEN exchanges were a feature of a hockey match played at BatesUer yesterday when the Punjab Regiment me- an Indian AssociaUon team. Tne ?-unjabs won by the only goal scored in the match and. on the run of play, deserved their victory. I The Indians were
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE BEAT HYDERABADS 4—1
    62 15 PLAYING on their own ground yesterday Raffles Institution beat 1 the Hyderabad Regiment by four goals ito one in a keen game of hockey. The home side started shakily and vere a goal down within five minutes of the Initial bully-off, but they recovered completely
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    74 15 The following have accepted to play for the S.C.C. vs. the 21st. Mountain Battery to-day at the 6.CXJ. Lt. R. A. St. C. Sproul- Bolton. P. F. Kinsey, R. A. U. Todd: Lt. D. E. D. Morris, W. J. Peel and Capt. J. R. A U^pi?e r Major
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    Signals Beat S.C.R.C. At Hockey
    241 15 KEEN hockey was seen on Hong Lim Green yesterday when the Malaya Signals Co. beat an S.C.k.c Si %S y ssZA% Sta a far SIOS 1O nyn ve tO S M tK o°, "M came through Prime who scored from a corner. Then immediately after
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    VAN BREUKELEN'S HORSES EXERCISED TODAY
    682 15 Jack Drace And Sultana Do Impressive Gallops IN addition to the horses that were exercised on Thursday 1 morning, horses from van Breukelen's stables were out for the first time this morning, and some of the best gallops were done by horses of this stable/
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    Second Day's Weights At Singapore
    74 15 £555. J.o.Fin,«coium^.«.u Sft? Sailor B.o9Saladin «-06 Freedom 809 H«rs«^-CU« 2-Dlv. 1-5 !i hurs. g &g SS-iT* 8.10 Wt 8.02 Regiment ....B.oBMlm Hones-Citsa 2-DiT. I— s's Sauecze 900 H»rrUord !£E ::5555 !^tS? ::S:§W i stormy Night.. B.OG Horses— Class 2— Dhr. 3— 5S Celes-iai 9 00
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    WOMEN'S HOCKEY TRIAL
    50 15 h °Co e y urT tC M. Oehlers ,0.8.0: J. AtweU ,v we A A Pennefather, tcapt.) r'^cT D Pye (Y.W.C.A.). Z. Ellas (?WCA^ D Moss (McNalr); Mrs Singh <G-S.£>. Maureen Clarkß(Y^.A.), D Pones .McNair). L. Fernandez O-S-C-J.-Umpires: Messrs. L M. Pennefather and I G. A. Tessensolin.
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    S.R.C. BEAT LOYALS
    31 15 In an "A" hockey team match placed on the S.R.C. padang yesterday the SRC. defeated the Loyals by two goals to one. The game was keenly contested throughout.
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    Y.M.C.A. WIN
    34 15 The YMC.A. hockey team beat a CSC XI by two goals to nil in a keen hockey match at Anson Road yester- The losers put up a hard fight all the way.
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    TANGLIN HOCKEY OFF
    25 15 The hockey fixture between tne Singapore Colts and the R. A. M. C., arranged to be played at Tanglin yesterday, was cancelled.
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    AIRMEN WIN AT JOHORE
    177 15 From Our Own Corresponded) Johore Bahru, Nov. 2. QHOWING effective combination in •3 attack, the RAJ 1 iTengah) beat a combined English College and Wanderers side by two goals to one at hockey en the college ground to-day But for a strong defence fielded by the
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    JOLLY YOUNGSTERS B.P.
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    49 15 Results of yesterday's ties in the S.C.R.C. open lawn tennis tournament W6T6 Handicap mixed doubles: Tan Huck Toe and Miss S. Abed (—l2) beat Mr. and Mrs. Evan Wong (scr.), 6—2, 6—2. Veterans' handicap singles: E. C. Cherrington (—18) beat Dr. Ong Siow Hian (+3), 7—5, 6—3.
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    69 15 The following ties will be played today in the open doubles championship tournament of the Mayflower Badminton Party for the "Souvenir" Challengf Shield: Peng Nam and Peng Soon vs. En; H€€ and Chim Bock; P. Kwang am. Boon Choo vs. Peng Heng and Pau Song; C. Kian and
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